A) asexual, with new individuals budding off the adults.
B) hermaphroditic with internal fertilization.
C) hermaphroditic with external fertilization.
D) with separate sexes and internal fertilization.
E) with separate sexes and external fertilization.
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A) support.
B) respiration.
C) suspension or filterfeeding.
D) detecting odors.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) another name for the notochord.
B) a strip of cartilage that forms a back and tail.
C) primitive tissue that forms bone vertebrae.
D) an early nerve cord that enlarges at one end to form the brain and also extends through vertebrae.
E) None of the choices are correct.
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A) annelid-vertebrate hypothesis.
B) echinoderm-vertebrate hypothesis.
C) amphioxus-vertebrate hypothesis.
D) ascidian larva-vertebrate hypothesis.
E) ammocoete larva-vertebrate hypothesis.
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A) Do we have evidence of transitional fossils in the geological record?
B) Do we have the majority of species described in each higher taxon?
C) Are all of the species described actually real species?
D) Do all higher taxa contain all known descendants of their single common ancestor?
E) Do all of the taxa fit into the seven ranks of the Linnaean taxonomic hierarchy?
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A) is the "missing link" between chordates and vertebrates.
B) represents the features of the most advanced chordate that is not a vertebrate.
C) represents the features of the first vertebrates that are not obscured by advanced vertebrate development.
D) is identical to the earliest Burgess shale fossil vertebrate.
E) possesses all features found in derived vertebrates, and evolution from this point forward was a matter of losing different features.
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A) A true liver with a gallbladder
B) A two-chambered heart
C) A three-part brain
D) Eyes, nostrils, and auditory vesicles
E) All of the choices are ammocoete features lacking in the amphioxus lancelet
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A) "tail chordates."
B) "head chordates."
C) "kidney chordates."
D) "tunic chordates."
E) "larval swimmer."
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A) Ammocoete.
B) Branchiostoma.
C) Cephalaspidomorph.
D) Heterostracan.
E) Ostracoderm.
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A) by asexual processes alone.
B) by budding.
C) sexually with both sex organs on the same organism, similar to earthworms.
D) sexually but with separate sexes and internal fertilization.
E) sexually but with separate sexes and external fertilization.
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A) there is direct fossil evidence for a lineage from sea stars to tunicates.
B) tunicates are advanced echinoderms.
C) early embryonic development of echinoderms is similar to that of chordates.
D) although there are few similarities between echinoderms and chordates, there are even fewer between chordates and any other group.
E) new molecular evidence shows they are nearly identical at the rRNA level.
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